New York Pulse: Project News for January 2019
Planning
New York
The New York City Economic Development Corp. is planning a $9-billion redevelopment of Sunnyside Yard in Queens, with a deck above 85% of the 18-acre rail pit that will support a mix of residential, commercial retail, cultural and open space. New York City Economic Development Corp., Attn: Maryann Catalano, 110 William St., Fl. 6, New York, 10038. DR#19-00443684.
OneGrid Corp. is planning a $1-billion, 260-mile, 1,000-MW HVDC electric transmission line connecting upstate New York to New York City. Two 6-in. cables will run under the Erie Canal and Hudson River from Marcy Converter Station in Utica to Gowanus Converter station in New York City, going through Ulster, Columbia, Greene, Herkimer, Montgomery, Onedia, Orange, Putnam and Rockland counties. Empire State Connector Corp., Attn: Steve Sullivan, 1114 Ellsworth Blvd., Malta, 12020. DR#16-00511478.
Northwell Health Dept. of Facilities Services is planning a $342-million, 314,704 -sq-ft, eight-story advanced surgical pavilion in Manhasset. The project will connect to the main North Shore University Hospital campus on the ground, first and second levels and will include two shelled floors, 18 operating rooms and two 22-bed ICU units. Northwell Health Dept. of Facilities Services, Attn: Elena Danilova, 600 Community Drive, Ste. 202, Manhasett, 11030. DR#17-00792903.
New Jersey
The New Jersey Dept. of Transportation is planning the South Jersey light rail line between Glassboro and Camden, worth an estimated $1.3 billion to $1.6 billion. The 17-mile line will connect 15 new stations. NJDOT, 1035 Parkway Ave., Ewing, 08618. DR#09-00538885.
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